Homes can be wonderful and beautiful in the warm summer months as the sun beats down and we bask in the sun's glow. However beautiful the sun is, when it disappears for the winter and we are all suffering the, ever more present, extremes of...
In terms of a window, efficiency is measured by their ability to keep the weather out and the warmth in. The more efficient the window the better they are at doing the job they were designed for. If a window was leaky and drafts were constantly blowing...
We love it when we can spend money on what we want. We hate it when we have to spend money on bills. So we are going to have a look at a few ways we can reduce the spend on our heating bills, keeping the money...
Keeping the warmth in our homes is really important from various aspects. In Blackpool and along the Fylde coast and as far in as Preston, sea breezes will blow and attempt to reduce the heat you have expensively put into your home. So we have...
So, your doors are great. You had a lovely door installation done years ago when you replaced all your old wooden doors that were barely hanging on. They were rotten round the edges or sticking in the damp weather. A little like an arthritic knee. Your...
So there is a challenge with your door. It sticks now and then. It squeals a complaint whenever it is opened or closed. It is drafty round the edges. Basically coming apart at the seams. Sounds bad. Sounds like you need to check out the latest and greatest in door designs. A...
So we all want to breathe fresh air on those lovely sunny days we get in Blackpool, or even Preston. Though eventually, and unfortunately this is likely to happen, the window will decide that it does not want to play along. It will make up its...
Steam is something we see a fair bit of. Boil a kettle and we get steam before it turns off. Breathing put on a cold, frosty morning and we get a sort of steam. Old trains ran on steam. Steam is basically hot air which has...
There are a few different ways your lovely double glazing units can fail but any type of failure is most annoying. The worst way, I would guess, is the cricket ball from next doors kids as they use the six-and-out rule, which means the ball has...
According to carious sources, "Pardon my French" or "Excuse my French" is a common English language phrase ostensibly disguising profanity as words from the French language. The phrase is uttered in an attempt to excuse the user of profanity, swearing, or curses in the presence...